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by kobalsky 4y ago
seeing what happened with the nord stream the media will probably say that xi ping bombed it himself wink wink
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by kobalsky 4y ago
There's one small gotcha with Python. >>> 1 == True True
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by kobalsky 4y ago
where is this valuation coming from?
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by kobalsky 4y ago
> Right up until you account for interference. could you provide more info? the source I gave you has a real-world example of a wireless link used over fiber to achieve better latency.
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by kobalsky 4y ago
> This might as be considered a law of physics - electromagnetic energy will always travel faster, more... through a conductive medium than through air. it actually travels faster through air (no vacuum necessary) than through fiber or c
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by kobalsky 4y ago
I may have not expressed it well but what I wanted to say was that GKE communicates very clearly when you will be hit with a forced non-patch upgrade, not that upgrades are undesirable. Running a cluster without updates is a deathwish.
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by kobalsky 4y ago
gke is pretty good at that, if there is a forced upgrade coming they will let you know months in advance.
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by kobalsky 4y ago
> real countryside, 50 inhabitants village) and I have access to fiber small town and fast internet? it's my dream come true
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by kobalsky 4y ago
> but when you need to start showing that you are profitable and launching satellites to maintain the current network is also expensive, both your service and prices start to get more in line with what everybody else already had. starlin
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by kobalsky 4y ago
the title doesn't make sense, it reads like "comparing Ubuntu with Linux, How Ubuntu is often the better choice". k3s is a kubernetes distribution
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by kobalsky 4y ago
> How good can LLMs without intelligence be? after this LLM breakthrough a lot of smart people started questioning what intelligence really is.
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by kobalsky 4y ago
the US senate blocks mergers left and right.
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by kobalsky 4y ago
personally I don't mind seeing when some tech is overreported because it's an interesting indicator. but you should write a js filter yourself, should be easy with Tampermonkey. or you could stay on reddit of course.
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by kobalsky 4y ago
airlines are scalping already. nowadays you can have two people sitting next to each other where one of them paid double or triple the price just because they didn't clear their cookies. this industry gets away with a lot of crap.
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by kobalsky 4y ago
no need to even get into ML. amazon seller inventory reports may have 2 or 3 days of delay on a bad day.
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by kobalsky 4y ago
> they're taking up half the page I'm gettings ads on all links above the fold very often. A couple of days ago I searched for "my ip" and I thought it didn't work when I noticed I had to scroll down to see Googl
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by kobalsky 4y ago
the library is provided by the redis team themselves and the bug is awful [1]. I know it's not redis' fault but this bug could hit anyone. Connections may be left in a dirty state where they return data from the previous request i
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by kobalsky 4y ago
1. they took it for free because it's free software. 2. how do you know they did not review it? the problem obviously presented in an edge case, which is by definition hard to catch. 3. they helped find and fix a bug in the library, wh
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by kobalsky 4y ago
> Asset prices are highly inversely correlated to interest rates this is true in the short term because a lot of assets are held with borrowed money. when interest rates go up those assets get sold to cancel the debt and bring down the m
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by kobalsky 4y ago
looks like we've unknowingly avoided a lot of issues by using redux and sagas. this model clicks so perfectly I still wonder why it's not the standard.
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by kobalsky 4y ago
> So your example speeds up something that was already possible, but doesn't necessarily introduce anything novel. yes that's true, but you could say the same thing about a spreadsheet. with the correct tooling this thing will
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by kobalsky 4y ago
Yesterday I asked my own computer how to crop a video that was recorded vertically and published in widescreen format and it spew out a ffmpeg command that worked perfectly. To be fair, I would have called that magic a few months ago.
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by kobalsky 4y ago
The only time cryptos are mentioned here is when there are bad news, and BTC is doing well at the moment so you won't hear it about for a while, at least until the next bear run.
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by kobalsky 4y ago
As I understand it's not a favorable signal but a correction. The market price, in theory, already reflected the expected demand downturn so measures taken to lower their "non-billable corporate functions" costs usually means
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by kobalsky 4y ago
> and focus on simplicity and usability instead of just hyper scalability I don't get why people in IT need a boogeyman. Looks like "k8s is hard" is the new "pointers are hard" we use to scare other people now.
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by kobalsky 4y ago
This performs considerably better than simply running llama.cpp. I've tested with 7b, 13b and 30b parameters alpaca models locally and I couldn't get them to produce accurate instructions to cut a video with ffmpeg, but this one d
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by kobalsky 4y ago
they add some information like the current date in the prompt.
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by kobalsky 4y ago
you can use it to memorize some console commands, library calls, anything you would like to be able to remember without checking the source material.
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by kobalsky 4y ago
another victim of the ridiculous prices for egress traffic that most vps providers impose.
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by kobalsky 4y ago
> But because everyone is already pointing at gcr.io Did people forget about Google Code repositories already?

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